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STRUCTURE
1. First Time Effect:
may be encountered
The phenomenoncalled First Time Effect ts experienced
by wi viewers in the early stages of training. In this
phase or condition of pure learning most viewers experience
as very high rate of success in receiving the signal line
and receiving perceptions about the intended site.
may
Conversely, this phenomenwitt
reverse itself rather
quickly and the viewer will experience a rapid drop in the
number of successful viewing attempts --
it is critical
that the beginning viewer understand this in order to
minimize the frustration it brings about.
2. Restricting Effects of Awareness:
In later stages
* is critical that viewers not limit themselves to
only one aspect of a target/site. If the focus of the
viewer is narrowed to specifics early on in the acquisition
of the site then you will not be able to perceive the
entire site and all associated patterns.
Another aspect of the restricting effects of awareness
is that the viewer must not know or ever try to know what
the target/site actually is. For example; if the site is an
air base and the viewer locks onto only one plane, then a
great amount of information will be lost because the
viewer's perceptions will be limited to the plane and not
the surroundings (all other associated patterns) .
3. Self correcting Aspects of the Ideogram:
The ideogram (the reflexive response created by the
ANS as it intercepts the signal line) has a self correcting
feature to it which makes the process virtually infallible.
The ideograms correcting feature allows both the viewer and
the monitor to know when the viewer is receiving the
correct signal or not.
When a viewer is give the coordinates by the monitor,
the viewer repeats them and writes them on the paper
within 1/3 of a second a reflexive response follows on the
paper in the form of an ideogram. The coordinates will be
read again by the monitor and the viewer's response will be
repeated. If the ideogram created is the same as the last
provides the viewer with positive allu negative lui Hauen
This information "feeds" the unconscious mind, telling it
whether or not the information is getting through to the
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FORMAT FOR THE CRV PAPER
*Use a white sheet of paper.
*Viewer will be seated and poised in a certain way.
*When the point of the pen touches the paper the monitor
will know that the viewer is ready, -- the coordinates will
be read.
ADVANCED VISUAL: HAVE YOU EXPERIENCED IMAGERY
ON THIS TARGET PRIOR TO COORDINATES?
VIEWER NUMBER (CLASSIFIED)
CURRENT DATE
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PORRENT TIME
PHYSICAL INCLEMENCIAES: Yes/NO (PERSONAL) OR (SICK, HUNGRY)
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FEELING / MOTION : EX.
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COORDINATES: WRITE AND
REPEAT THEM
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MOTION_
RISING LIPINARD, GRAMIALLI/
SLOWLY, SLOPES DOWNWARD.
LMUST BE WRITTEN AND
REPEATED ALOUD)
ISOFT / FLUID
A. K
FEELING
FIRST SPONTANEOUS ANALYTICAL
RESPONSE : E.G. MOUNTAIN,
WATER.
LWRITTEN AND REPEATED
ALOVA).
B. 4
IDEOGRAM: PRODUCED
REFLEXIVELY Y/2 of A second
AFTER COORDINATES ARE
WRITTEN.
BREAKS
CONFUSION BREAK
BREAK BREAK
MISSED BREAK
BI - LD BREAK
TOO MUCH BREAK
AI BREAK
AOL BREAK
AOL/D BREAK
Contusion Break
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